Question

The distrust between the two communities turned into widespread
conflict called civil war in Sri Lanka. Identify the reasons for it​

Answer 1

Answer:

The ethnic composition of Sri lanka was there were 74% of Sinhalas and 18% of Tamils that included 5% of Indian tamils and 13% of Sri lankan tamils. ... Thats why a distrust was created between the two communities of Sri lanka. Which results into a civil war, in which thousands were killed from both the sides.

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Answer 2

The reasons for the civil war in Sri Lanka between the two communities are given below.

• The civil war in Sri Lanka was primarily brought on by the government's discrimination against Tamils and Sinhalas.
• The country's majority Sinhalese government discriminated against Tamil speakers in Sri Lanka.
• As a result, the Tamil community felt compelled to push for the establishment of a separate state for the island's Tamil-speaking populations in the north and east.
• The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) leader Velupillai Prabhakaran and the Sri Lankan Armed Forces engaged in combat.
• After a 26-year military mission, the Sri Lankan Armed Forces decisively defeated the Tamil Tigers in May 2009, which ended the Sri Lankan civil conflict.

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